Item Description
710M Silk & Steel – Medium
La Bella’s Silk & Steel® sets are made with silver-plated copper wire, hand-wound over a middle layer of pure Italian silk filament and an inner steel core. Preferred by finger-style guitarists for their soft touch and sweet tone, these strings have less tension than standard steel, bronze or brass wound strings.
-Soft touch and sweet tone
-Tension: Medium
-String Gauges: .012, .016, .025W, .033, .044, .056
-Made in the USA with American Wire
-Packaged using MAP Technology (Modified Atmosphere Packaging) to prevent
tarnishing and ensure freshness
La Bella 710L Silk and Steel Acoustic Guitar Strings - Light
La Bella 710M Silk and Steel Acoustic Guitar Strings - Medium
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By Loren
KY
Hard to beat, of this string type.
September 29, 2019
I've never found a silk & steel set that lasted very long - two weeks, I suppose. I like these because they're loud, they're warm, but not dull... they stay in tune GREAT. I'm using them on a 000-28 Martin, for some fingerstyle pieces I hope to record soon (then back to phosphor bronze!)
But for certain classical-esque tunes, and some Beatles arrangements - these 12 - 56 silk & steel pack a good punch, and come at a fair price. I hope other string mfgrs will start making a heftier gauge than those 11 - 49 "light gauge" sets you see all the time. Love these LaBellas. No gripes!
But for certain classical-esque tunes, and some Beatles arrangements - these 12 - 56 silk & steel pack a good punch, and come at a fair price. I hope other string mfgrs will start making a heftier gauge than those 11 - 49 "light gauge" sets you see all the time. Love these LaBellas. No gripes!
By Remi
St-Isidore, AB
Great for finger picking...
July 8, 2019
I have been using these strings on my acoustic guitars for quite some time now and love them on my Seagul and Art and Lutherie.
ProsEasy on the fingers and transmit nicely through the saddle...